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  • #52
    Susie_Q
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,211 ✭✭✭Susie_Q


    I think LDRs can work if both people are busy and challenged in their work/ studies etc. If one person goes off on a crazy wild worldwide adventure and the other person is stuck at home in the same **** job they hate, then there will be problems for sure. I definitely think it would be harder to be the one left at home, in the scenario where one person emigrates for work.

    What worked for me was that my OH just started a Masters degree when I left, so he has been constantly learning new things, meeting new people and working hard. He's not bored and this really helps.

    It goes without saying too that you need total trust. If you're a jealous person then I really doubt an LDR will work for you.


  • #53
    TheMonopolyGuy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭TheMonopolyGuy


    Spread wrote: »
    This may be because most people in successful relationships don't feel the need to discuss.

    I know where you are coming from...

    But the majoirty of time (well for me anyways) People have said they dont work when the subject was randomly mentioned. As opposed to talking about it because of a recent bad experience (aka, harping on about it)


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